9. Nat is flying a kite outside but gets a little hungry. They anchor thekite to the ground by tying the string to a post and notices that 200yards of string have been let out. The kite string makes an angle of57 degrees with the ground. While Nat eats a snack, they look at thekite and wonder how high it is off the ground.Solve the following problem. Round to onedecimal place if necessary. If your answer iscorrect you will see an image appear on yourscreen.

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Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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